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‘I don’t feel pressure’: Sky Brown on her skating glory and surfing dream

Teenage skateboarding star and Olympic medallist displays maturity beyond her years and wants to excel in two events

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Smart glasses at MWC 2024 are starting to look like science fiction

Smart glasses are improving rapidly, and the new ones I saw at MWC 2024 from companies like OPPO, Xreal, and Viture are so much better than previous efforts.

Android Central

2024 travel planner: 12 of the best things to do and see in the UK this year

Top attractions from cycling, canoeing and surfing to fashion, culture and art – plus an aerial adventure on top of the Principality Stadium

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Freud exhibition delves into a dramatic legacy in Latin America

Early and enduring adoption of Freudian psychoanalysis puts paid to view of it being a European practice

The Guardian - UK

There Ought to Be a Country / Western Song About This

The father's heirs "dispute the distribution of a 1978 Ford pickup truck."

Reason

The Meta Quest 3 keeps me from crying in the kitchen

You've probably heard the term mixed reality before, but I bet you didn't know the Meta Quest 3's mixed reality mode could be so useful.

Android Central

CPI(M) can take pride in fighting for the oppressed, says K. Balakrishnan

Chennai CPI(M) State Sec. K. Balakrishnan said his party always fights for victims of human rights violations, despite not being a major political force. He advocated for uniting secular forces against BJP, and recalled the contributions of P. Ramamurti and M.R. Venkatraman. He highlighted Ramamurti's marriage to a woman outside…

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‘A huge event’: excitement as the Beatles’ final song Now and Then approaches release

AI-enhanced song released at 2pm GMT today, but Beatles experts are divided over how effectively it could capture the band’s spirit

The Guardian - UK

Roxane Gay: ‘I’m trying to move further left because that’s the only way that we’re gonna achieve change’

The author and cultural commentator on racism, prison reform, weight loss drugs, violence and her idols

The Guardian - UK

When does a football club have just too many vibes?

In today’s Football Daily: Arsenal, Firewall FC and more sponsored prizes

The Guardian - UK

The Gentle Good: Galargan review – mesmerising Welsh folk songs for summer’s end

Gareth Bonello’s latest album sees him excavating his homeland’s folk classics, interpreting each with drowsy, melancholic voice, guitar, cello and piano

The Guardian - UK

‘Compression not suppression’: fashion’s growing addiction to shapewear

Kim Kardashian’s Skims brand, valued at $4bn, highlights a growing market for clothes that smooth out lumps and bumps. Our size 14 writer feels the squeeze

The Guardian - UK

Mozart Piano Quartets review – rising soloists combine elegance and eloquence

Violinist Francesca Dego, violist Timothy Ridout, cellist Laura van der Heijden and pianist Federico Colli combine character and grace in Mozart’s innovative quartets

The Guardian - UK

Noname: Sundial review – riveting rapper builds new ways of living

On her long-awaited album, the Chicago artist isn’t scared to spread around the culpability for discord, from white society to Beyoncé, Barack Obama – and herself

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‘Deeply personal and very authentic’: how podcasts took over the world in 20 years

Since the first podcast was released two decades ago this month, the medium has upended pop culture in countless unexpected ways, from revolutionising standup comedy to providing storytelling fuel for drama and documentary

The Guardian - UK

Brandy Clark: Brandy Clark review – country provocateur holds too much back on faltering fourth album

There are some gorgeous songs here, and some inventive arrangements, but the wit and honesty of her previous work seems diminished

The Guardian - UK

Il Proscritto review – Opera Rara unearth an uneven gem

Saverio Mercadante’s opera of a love triangle in 17th-century Scotland is conducted with conviction by Carlo Rizzi and its complex heroine is beautifully sung by Irene Roberts

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Chet Baker: Blue Room review – gorgeous unreleased sessions by maestro of drowsy jazz

On previously unheard 1979 recordings for Dutch radio, impulsive improvisations by the trumpeter-vocalist are expressed with his inimitable featherlight phrasing

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Booker shortlistee and UK playwright among winners of Windham-Campbell prizes

Recognising work in fiction, nonfiction, poetry and drama, the $175,000 awards aim to free writers to work without financial pressures

The Guardian - UK

Maconchy, Lutyens and Wallen: Works for Piano and Orchestra review – first-time recordings pack a punch

The BBC Concert Orchestra bounce off the coiled spring of Martin Jones’s piano playing as moments of reflective beauty shine through in previously unrecorded works

The Guardian - UK

Compositrices: New Light on French Romantic Women Composers review – treasure trove of the overlooked

This illuminating and beautifully presented collection features works by 21 of France’s female composers, with over 160 pieces spanning 130 years

The Guardian - UK

Little English review – warm-hearted British-Asian family tale is easy to fall for

Pravesh Kumar’s clumsy but affectionate comedy about a Punjabi family living in Slough has the makings of a decent sitcom

The Guardian - UK

Aksak Maboul: Une Aventure de VV (Songspiel) review – chatting with herons on a magical journey

The Belgian genre-hoppers return with a 15-part audio drama that skips from jazz and Latin trance to minimalism and acid house – with surprises at every turn

The Guardian - UK

‘I’ll always be a bad feminist!’: Roxane Gay on love, success – and upsetting Piers Morgan

The writer, academic and cultural critic has had a tumultuous few years, full of love, grief and phenomenal creativity. She discusses women’s rights, writer’s block and why every day with her wife remains an adventure

The Guardian - UK

Elvis to Chariots of Fire: the seven best films to watch on TV this week

Baz Luhrmann’s tribute to the king of rock’n’roll is electrifying, and the classic Oscar-winner about two sprinters in search of Olympic glory is as rousing as ever

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